Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 154, 10 May 1918 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND (JN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MAY 10. 1913

DR. DYKEMAN IS FINED AT EATON

EATON. O., tyay 10. An aa afterrr.ttix of an Automobile accident' in v. tich Dr. E. J. Dykeman, Richmond, lad., dentist and D. H. Patterson, tailor of the a:n city, figured in here Wednesday night, Dr. Dykeman was rut jeoted to tint's and costs totaling (84.40 In police court here Thursday. 'Ho paid the total assessment. . No v charges were preferred against Patt terson. ' ; - i The automobile, driven by Dr. .Dykeman, crashed Into the traction ffcr!de on West Main street as the were returning to Richmond.

'The traction bridge and the highway

bridge are side by , aide. , It is preturned the driver became confused

rand drove into the traction bridge in-

, stead of the highway bridge.

Dr. Dykeman sustained a slight In"Jury below hia left eye. Patterson sustained a scalp wound and an inJury to his knee. Local physicians rttended them. The front end of the car was considerably damaged.

RESTING- UP AFTER STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN

On The Screen

MURRETTE . "Parentage" at the Murrette 1 a photoplay not soon to be forgotten, a forceful presentation of a very worthwhile Ftore. It la a film with a lesson well revealed and a purpose fully accomplished, but these are not the only reasons for its production. It is entertaining as a story aa well as impressive as a message. It is one of the best studies of types ever transferred to the screen, and in its vivid array of luman beings is unique. V MURRAY Triangle's rnovinc and thrilling play rf wronged Innocence, "The Lonely Woman," which will be shown at the Murray theatre on today and Saturday portrays the lonely. . heart-breaking struggle of Johnson Blair's wife which ultimately resulted in victory. WASHINGTON Anders Randolph, noted, for his excellent "heavy" work on the screen, plays Mary Garden's evil genius 4n "The Splendid Sinner," a role which demands finesse and power. Long with Vitagraph where he distinguished himself in "The Wheels of Justice," "The Way of the Transgressor," and other- big features, he is favorably known to every follower of motion pictures. Others in the cast are Roberta Bellinger, Hassan Mussalli and Henry Pettibone, all contributing much to maintain the high standard of acting in "The Splendid Sinner," announced for the Washington theatre, today and Saturday. THE LYRIC

Midsummer of '61 was gone when

Greensburg, Ky., a peaceful village whose sentiment was equally divided

til i '- j V,-al. - 'J & I - , RA I '.1 1 II, ' , y' I 1 s ,' jiv n'Kl! 't mil''

Secretary and Mr. MeAdoo taking things easy for a day at White Sulphur Springa, West V.rgin.a. Tired out by the month of strenuous activity and the previous months .of hurried preparation that made the third Liberty loan successful, Secretary of Treasury William G. MeAdoo hurried away for a few days rest follow mg the close of the loan Campaign He was accompanied by Mrs. MeAdoo, who also worked hard for the loan's success.

10,000 Soldiers Will See Kentucky Derby LOUISVILLE. May 10. Ten thou

sand soldiers from Camp Taylor will be in the crowd that will see the running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs here Saturday. They will march to the track from camp and watch the race. The Derby field probably will be made up of twelve crack 3-year-olds. On a fast track. War Cloud, whowo rked the Derby route of a mile and a half in 2:05 the other day, the fastest time ever made in a trial for the Derby, will be the favorite. But' if the going is muddy Lucky B and Escoba will be figured as the most prominent contenders. ; Other horses expected to start are: Sun Briar, Everest, Olive Wood, Aurum. James Foster, Viva America, Jim Heffering, James T. Clark and Sewell Combs.

MORE THAN $160 RAISED.

More than $160 was raised Ways and Means committee

by the of the

Domestic Science association from the collection of waste paper made recently by the committee. The .proceeds will be turned over to the Day Nursery.

between the North and South, finally awoke o the terrible actuality of war. When it did, Greensburg became the secret rallying place of the famous "Morgan Raiders," the feature picture at the Lyric today. - r - -

Green Township Leads in Number of Thrift Stamps Owned by Pupils

Green township ranks highest with a percentage of 84. in the number of thrift stomps owned by pupils of the public schools, and Centerville ranks highest with a percentage of 43 in the number of war savings stamps according to a report of the sales in the various township schools, made public by Charles O. Williams, Wayne county superintendent of schools. Centerville also ranks highest in the average amount per pupil, the per capita average being $27.85, according to the report. Following is tbe report cf thrift and war savings stamp sales made in the township schools j in Wayne county : . A BCDEFG H I AbiruMcn 60 20 .3!) 7 .12 2 $ 36.18 .60 Bcz-.ton 88 53 .60 31 .35 231 1453.33 16.52 Center 152 69 .42 5S .38 121 901.77 5.93 Clay 170 130 .76 50 .29 310 1923.00 11.31 Dalton 88 38 .42 20 .23 54 269.00 3.06 FranSlIn 139 61 .44 36 .27 136 542.71 3.19 Green 132 111 .84 39 .22 180 962.00 7.25 Harrison 51 20 .39 12 .24 20 134.00 2.63 Jackson ....102 31 .30 17 .17 61 336.90 3.33 Jefferson 134 47 ,35 38 .21 178 911.00 6.80 New Garden ...214 54 .25 87 .41 523 2630.61 12.29 perry 21.1 40 .19 25 .12 110 561.00 2.67 Washington ....186 100 .54 39 .21 211 - 1335.76 7.19, Wayne 456 234 .51 144 .32 1145 5822.66 12.77 Webster 90 42 .47 - 21 .23 106 604.50 6.72 Cambridge City. 379 171 .43 69 .18 225 - 2286.25 6.06 Centerville 192 95 .49 83 .43 . 677 3593.25 27.85 Dublin 117 31 .27 15 .13 46 239.12 2.04 llagerstown ....225 106 .47 S7 .39 479 2162.29 9.17 3183 1455 .45 879 .26 . 4816 . $26705.33 $ 7.7G B Number of pupils enrolled. C Number owning Thrift Stamps. ' D Per cent, owning Thrift Stamps. E Number owning War Savings Stamps. F Per cent, owning War Savings Stamps. G Number War Savings Stamps sold. ' H Total amount of sales. I Average amount for each pupil enrolled.

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